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And why should you want to use an external script if there is a ready-to-use, simple cmdlet doing the same (and even more)?
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And why should you want to use an external script if there is a ready-to-use, simple cmdlet doing the same (and even more)?

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how do I determine which one is my smtp server?<br />
is it the mailbox or hub /cas server ?
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how do I determine which one is my smtp server?
is it the mailbox or hub /cas server ?

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Whatever server runs the SMTP receiver - usually the hub. You can use your public mail address, that should work at all times.
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Whatever server runs the SMTP receiver - usually the hub. You can use your public mail address, that should work at all times.

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I tried it, but it does not send email....it does not throw error, but does not send email
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I tried it, but it does not send email....it does not throw error, but does not send email

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I have this powershell command that displays the free disk space on all drives in the remote computer.<br />
&nbsp;gwmi win32_volume -computername remotecomputername -Filter 'drivetype = 3' | select driveletter, label, @{LABEL='GBfreespace';EXPR<wbr />ESSION={$_<wbr />.free<br />
space/1GB} }<br />
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I need to add something to the script so that it will send an email for the output of the powershell command<br />
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then I will schedule it in my task scheduler.<br />
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Thanks
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I have this powershell command that displays the free disk space on all drives in the remote computer.
 gwmi win32_volume -computername remotecomputername -Filter 'drivetype = 3' | select driveletter, label, @{LABEL='GBfreespace';EXPRESSION={$_.free
space/1GB} }

I need to add something to the script so that it will send an email for the output of the powershell command

then I will schedule it in my task scheduler.

Thanks

powershell to send an email

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Powershell

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